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With one of the most memorable voices in Canadian music history, alternative rock-folk band, the Crash Test Dummies are coming to Cranbrook in November.

The Crash Test Dummies are a three-time Grammy nominated and Juno award winning group, who soared to the top of the worldwide charts in the early 199...


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A recent youth survey shows that young people in Cranbrook are eager for more welcoming spaces, clearer information about available programs, and increased opportunities to help shape activities designed for them.

The survey, conducted in March 2026 and completed by College of the Rockies nursing stud...


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Chief Librarian Ursula Brigl, right, accepts a cheque for $ 20,000 from the Friends of the Cranbook Public Library to help with collection material, cushions for our little library users and much-needed equipment.

We would like to thank the public for their generous donation of gently...


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Starting on April 14, crews with the City of Cranbrook Public Works road team will be moving their spring street sweeping operations to Zone 1 East for the next few weeks to remove gravel and other debris that accumulated over the winter months.

Zone 1 East covers from Cranbrook Street North (Highway 3) to Victoria Av...


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Environment Canada has issued a snowfall alert for Kootenay Pass, with total amounts of 15 to 25 cm expected, beginning this afternoon and lasting until late tomorrow night (April 15).

Falling freezing levels will accompany an influx of moisture today as a low pressure system crosses the province from...


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